The design of the skin is based on the Scandinavian legend of the World Serpent Jörmungandr. The entire body of the pistol is adorned with a green pattern of intertwining wavy lines symbolizing the body of the serpent and complemented by gray Old Norse ornaments. The pattern is made using metallic paints.

Based on the position of the serpent heads on the skin, the Deagle Emerald Jörmungandr patterns are divided into several categories.

For instance, the Emerald Jörmungandr can have serpent heads on its tip, grip, hammer, or other areas of the gun.

These patterns are determined by the skin’s ‘pattern index’, a numerical assignment given to the skin at the time of acquisition that remains fixed and cannot be altered thereafter.

Seed patterns that are considered rare typically come with a higher price tag compared to their more common counterparts.

Moreover, variants of the Deagle Emerald Jörmungandr that showcase patterns that are highly coveted by collectors command a higher price compared to those with less popular patterns.

For instance, in the above pattern table, ‘Grip’ patterns will generally be priced way higher than skins that feature the serpent heads on the hammer of the gun.

Float Value of the skin ranges from 0.00 to 0.50, which makes Desert Eagle | Emerald Jörmungandr available in all conditions. The first small abrasions already appear on the body of the pistol in Factory New condition. At levels of wear close to the maximum, the entire body of the weapon has significant abrasions, the remaining paint layer becomes noticeably darker.

These patterns showcase the serpent head positioned on the tip of the gun. While these may not be the most sought-after patterns due to the limited visibility of the Desert Eagle’s tip in-game, they make for excellent collector pieces that truly shine in the menu inspection.

These patterns highlight the serpent head placed on the grip of the gun. Typically, these patterns are highly sought-after due to the prominent visibility of the serpent during the inspect animation.
These patterns have two serpent heads on the gun.
These patterns showcase three serpent heads on the gun.
These patterns highlight the serpent heads on the rear of the gun near the hammer. What sets them apart is the unique horizontal mirroring of the texture on the back of the gun, resulting in some exceptionally cool and distinctive patterns.



These patterns feature the serpent heads on the hammer of the gun.

This particular pattern is characterized by a tiny, upside-down heart situated on the back of the hammer.



These patterns feature the serpent heads on the best sticker position of the Deagle.

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